Mahatma Gandhi University Cutoff 2025 (Out) - Check Previous Year's Cutoff List

Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda TS EAMCET cutoff 2025 for BTech Computer Science and Engineering closed at 112656 rank in Round 1 for General category students, while Electronics and Communication Engineering reached 142584. These ranks stem from the Telangana State Council of Higher Education's seat allotment based on 2025 exam scores, prioritizing candidates from rural Telangana backgrounds. TG ICET cutoff for MBA stood at 27346 for General category, reflecting demand for management seats amid 50% aggregate eligibility in bachelor's degrees.

The university's 2025 cutoffs cover 420 BTech seats across three branches and 120 MBA/MCA seats, with reservations allocating 15% for SC, 6% for ST, and 29% for OBC as per state norms. Students scoring above these ranks secured spots through three counselling phases ending September 2025, with spot admissions filling 5% vacancies. For full program details, visit the Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda Courses.

TS EAMCET 2025 counselling allocated BTech seats at Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda based on ranks from the May exam, where over 2 lakh candidates competed for engineering spots statewide. Round 1 cutoffs applied to 70% of seats, with later rounds adjusting for withdrawals.

These Round 1 figures from TSCHE's official allotment reflect higher competition in CSE due to 180 seats versus 120 each in ECE and EEE. Candidates below 25% marks (40/160) were ineligible.

TG ICET 2025, held June 8-9, determined MBA and MCA admissions at Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda with 60 seats each, requiring 50% in graduation for General and 45% for reserved categories. Cutoffs emerged post-July results, favoring ranks under 30,000 for management entry.

Round 1 data shows MBA drawing stronger applicants than MCA, with 25% qualifying marks (50/200) as the baseline. Over 1.5 lakh appeared, boosting cutoff stability.

Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda follows Telangana's reservation policy in 2025 cutoffs, reserving 66% seats for locals via TS EAMCET/TG ICET ranks. SC/ST candidates needed ranks up to 1.5 times General for equity.

• OC (Open Category): Lowest barriers at 112656 for CSE, suiting urban toppers.
• BC (Backward Classes): Averages 10-15% higher ranks like 120450 in CSE for BC-A.
• SC/ST: Extended to 145670/167890 in CSE, aiding 21% reservation access.

This structure ensured 85% seat fill via merit, per TSCHE reports.

BTech branches at Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda vary in cutoff due to intake and industry pull, with CSE leading from IT sector ties in Hyderabad. ECE follows for telecom roles, EEE for power utilities.

Trends show 10% rank rise per round from dropouts, based on 2025 TSCHE data.

Cutoffs at Mahatma Gandhi University Nalgonda rose 15% from 2023 to 2025, driven by 20% more applicants and stable 420 BTech seats. 2023 saw lower ranks post-pandemic recovery.

Decline in 2024 ranks tied to exam difficulty; 2025 rebound from higher scores.

Based on 2025 trends, 2026 TS EAMCET cutoffs may dip 5-8% if applicant numbers stabilize at 2.4 lakh. CSE could close at 105000 for General, assuming similar seat matrix.